Why American mom death rates in "fourth trimester" doubled
"Maternal mortality in the U.S. today is higher than all other comparable countries," Jamie Daw told Newsweek.
Brain implant translates thoughts into words faster than ever
"We were surprised at how good the results were," Gregory Cogan, one of the project's lead researchers, told Newsweek.
Neuroscientists reveal the snacks they eat to boost memory
"There are a number of foods that are known for their ability to support brain function," Carol Cheatham told Newsweek.
"Unique" cosmic light show to fill skies across the globe this weekend
"The Taurids meteor shower graces the skies of almost every corner of our planet," Minjae Kim told Newsweek.
Scientists might finally know where shoulders come from
By studying our ancient ancestors, scientists have taken a massive step towards solving a decades-old debate over the evolution of human anatomy.
Psychologist reveals how restaurants manipulate your sense of taste
One trick "continues to surprise everyone," according to Oxford psychologist Charles Spence.
COVID map shows hospitalizations hotspots in US
Seven states have seen a significant increase in hospitalizations in the latest week with hospital admissions increasing by a factor of 10 in certain areas.
"Great white shark" victim's family give statement after bitten board found
The incident marks the second fatal shark attack in the past six months.
Infant mortality has jumped in four US states
In one state, infant mortality rates rose 30 percent from 2021 to 2022.
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El Niño 2023 explained in five illuminating maps
The maps show how this year's weather patterns will affect the U.S. and beyond.
Scientists finally solve mystery of where starfish keep their heads
"It has absolutely changed the way that I think about this group of animals," evolution expert said.
Scientists make breakthrough in detecting early Alzheimer's
"The disease starts to develop 20 years before the onset of symptoms, so it's important to detect it early," Per Nilsson said.
Submerged Ancient Greek city's treasures emerge 2,000 years later
The finds in the city that was once home to Trojan War warrior Ajax, according to Homer's "Iliad," was a marble relief of "particular importance."
NASA telescopes spot bones of "ghostly" cosmic hand
This marks the second astronomical apparition revealed by NASA this Halloween week.
Scientists reveal exactly what killed the dinosaurs
Silicate dust produced after the asteroid prevented photosynthesis and plunged Earth into a brutal winter, killing the dinosaurs and 75 percent of life.
Venus flytraps ate my skin, says scientist. Could they eat whole humans?
"Much to my simultaneous pleasure and horror, I found that the plants consumed the nasty, thick, dried callus tissue with gusto," Barry Rice told Newsweek.
Scientists reveal why you should never throw out Halloween pumpkins
Weight loss, better skin and improved immunity are just some of the benefits this seasonal squash has to offer.
Seals suddenly turn on great white shark in incredible video
The heartstopping sequence was taken from the third and final series of the Planet Earth trilogy.
Chimpanzee menopause could unravel human evolution mystery
Menopause has been observed in wild chimpanzees for the first time, turning previous theories on their heads.
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This simple diet change will improve your health and save the planet
"Cutting dietary carbon emissions is accessible and doesn't have to be a whole lifestyle change," Diego Rose said.
Deer causes chaos inside busy Wisconsin noodle restaurant, caught on camera
The deer crashed in through an open window and proceeded to charge towards the kitchen as customers stood by in shock.
Breakthrough immune cell transformation restores brain function post stroke
"If this technology can be used to generate new neurons in a patient's brain, lost neurological function can be restored," Taito Matsuda told Newsweek.
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Air pollution linked to earlier puberty in teenage girls
"Early puberty can be associated with many problems, including mental health...but also physiological consequences," a researcher said.
"Nightmare" Hurricane Otis slams into Mexico with 165 mph winds
"This is pretty much a worst-case scenario," weather analyst Colin McCarthy said as the hurricane made landfall in Acapulco on Wednesday morning.
Runaway tortoise found five miles from home—over three years later
"A truly unbelievable story, it just goes to show you to never give up hope," Florida's Wildest Animal Rescue said.
Mystery "devil comet" possibly the size of Manhattan is approaching Earth
The comet is also known to exhibit "erratic outbursts," making it even brighter in the night's sky.
Ancient 26-foot tentacled monster cunningly devours prey: video simulation
The squid-like giant went extinct roughly 430 million years ago and has been re-created with ever-before-seen accuracy.
Disappearing dinosaur bones were sold to China for $1 million: feds
The defendants exported 150,000 pounds of paleontological resources stolen from southeastern Utah, according to the grand jury indictment.
Super waterproof material one step closer as scientists reveal new nanotech
"Our work is the first time that anyone has gone directly to the nanometer-level," Sakari Lepikko, lead author of the study, said in a statement.
Effects on newborns of COVID vaccine during pregnancy shown in large study
"Many women are understandably nervous about receiving vaccines during pregnancy," a researcher said.